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CHICAGO -- Bank of Canada Governor David
Dodge said on Monday it was "possible" there
could at some point be a unified North
American currency similar to Europe's euro.
However, Dodge, answering questions from
the audience after a speech on global
economic institutions, said the countries
involved would have to "tear down borders in
terms of labor flows" to make a joint
currency work.
Instead, borders between Canada, the
United States and Mexico have "gotten a bit
thicker" in recent years, he said. |
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Reform Bill
drafted in secret by foreign stakeholders,
not even provided to Senators to read
The US Senate is on the verge of
passing a bill that has been written in
secret and has not even be read which
provides total amnesty for 12 million (if
you are to believe official figures) illegal
aliens already inside the US, allows them to
bring in their entire families from outside
and ultimately paves the way for foreign
occupation of the United States. |
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In case you're wondering why crude oil
prices are down from last year, hanging
around at about $60 a barrel, while gasoline
prices have soared past $3.10/gallon
nationwide, just check out the latest profit
reports from the oil companies. They are at
record levels.
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| U.S. Senators Financially Enslave Americans As Indentured Servants To Big Pharma |
Read This Article
May 17/2007 |
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The facts found in
the report are almost as astonishing as the
source of the report itself: USA Today, a
mainstream media giant in the United States,
has revealed the apparent financial conflict
of interest by U.S. Senators who voted
against the infamous S.1082 reimportation
amendment. That amendment would have ended
Big Pharma's monopoly over U.S. consumers
and ultimately saved American citizens,
businesses and governments tens of millions
of dollars by allowing them to import
medicines from other nations with approved
safety records (such as Canada or Japan). |
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Last year I wrote a series of columns on
management problems at IBM Global Services,
explaining how the executive ranks from CEO
Sam Palmisano on down were losing touch with
reality, bidding contracts too low to make a
profit then mismanaging them in an attempt
to make a profit anyway, often to the
detriment of IBM customers. Those columns
and the reaction they created within the
ranks at IBM showed just how bad things had
become. |
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Three weeks ago, Dawn
Zimmer became a statistic. Laid off from her
job assembling trucks at Freightliner's
plant in Portland, Ore., she and 800 of her
colleagues joined a long line of U.S.
manufacturing workers who have lost jobs in
recent years. A total of 3.2 million—one in
six factory jobs—have disappeared since the
start of 2000. |
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The company run by Russian billionaire Oleg
Deripaska is set to pitch US$1.54-billion
toward Canadian auto parts giant Magna
International (TSX:MG.A, TSX:MG.B), both
companies said in a statement early
Thursday. |
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| .Canadian-owned
businesses have been falling like dominoes
in recent months. Toppled in a frenzy of
foreign takeovers are such icons of Canadian
commerce as Hudson's Bay Co., Falconbridge,
Inco, Dofasco, Four Seasons Hotels, ATI
Technologies and Algoma Steel. Next on the
list could be venerable BCE Inc., control of
which may fall to foreign interests, with
some Canadian pension funds playing a
facilitating role. |
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Politicians silent as a corporate giant
again poised to leave Canadian control
The hollowing out of Corporate Canada
continues apace, with barely a peep so far
from Ottawa or provincial governments.If
it succeeds, yesterday's announced $33
billion (U.S.) hostile takeover bid by New
York-based Alcoa Inc. for Alcan Inc. of
Montreal would mean that Canada's three
largest mining companies, employing 91,000
Canadians, will be controlled by foreign
interests. |
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Because so many notable business pundits
appear to be bemused by America’s most
recent economic vexation, specifically the
collapse of the mortgage markets; I thought
I’d take a crack at edifying your readers,
to the extent I’m capable, as to its true
nature and causes. |
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| EU/US "single market" next stage in Bilderberg/Trilateral plan for world government |
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Plans for a world
currency and world government have gone one
step forward with the signing of a new
'transatlantic economic partnership' between
the US and the European Union, with the two
powers agreeing on a 'single market'.
As reported by the BBC,
"the pact is designed to boost trade and
investment by harmonising regulatory
standards, laying the basis for a US-EU
single market. |
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Plans for a world
currency and world government have gone one
step forward with the signing of a new
'transatlantic economic partnership' between
the US and the European Union, with the two
powers agreeing on a 'single market'.
As reported by the BBC,
"the pact is designed to boost trade and
investment by harmonising regulatory
standards, laying the basis for a US-EU
single market. |
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America is a war
zone; our people are being cannibalized
before our very eyes. |
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The Bank is Killing
Thousands of the Poorest People in The World
While the world’s press has been
fixated on the teeny-weeny scandal over
whether the World Bank president Paul
Wolfowitz helped to get his girlfriend a
$300,000-a-year gig next door, they have
been ignoring the rancid stench of a far
bigger scandal wafting from Wolfie’s
Washington offices. |
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If
word gets out to the public
that rich, influential
people like Cramer controls
the markets, then people and
other countries will stop
investing in US markets, and
they'll crash. Manipulators,
your rich enough, stop
screwing over the rest of
us, get your cheaters high
else where, self-centered
bastards! |
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The Incredible
Damage Of NAFTA
A Review
Of John Ross' Zapatistas
By Stephen Lendman - Rense.com |
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There are 27 million slaves in
the world today. These are real
slaves they cannot walk away. |
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American Dream
turning into a nightmare
That
American
CEOs
last
year
earned
262
times
the
average
pay of
their
own
workers
is no
big
deal.
It's
always
possible
that
some
of
them
actually
earned
all
that
money,
or at
least
some
of it.
What
is,
surely,
something
of a
big
deal
is
that
according
to
Corporate
Library
in
Washington,
the
chief
executives
of the
11
largest
companies
in the
United
States
earned
a
combined
$865
million
over
the
past
two
years
at the
same
time
as
their
shareholders
lost
$640
million. |
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